>> Donald Trump just had a meeting with a group of some truly incredible people who
have dealt with some horrific situations in a number of different parts of the world.
And his interactions with them are a disgrace to him as an individual, to the office of
the presidency, to all of us, because he represents us.
He was meeting with nearly two dozen foreigners, who like Nadia Murad is an Iraqi who was awarded
the Nobel Peace Prize for speaking out against her torture and rape while in ISIS captivity.
They had suffered religious persecution in their home countries, from a variety of different
places across the world.
Now, he's gonna talk with Murad and listen to what he says, also look at his face as
she's describing unimaginable suffering that she has experienced.
>> When Isis attack us, no one protect us.
After 2003 we started disappear from our area, from our homeland, when ISIS attacked us in
2014, they killed six of my brothers.
They killed my mom.
They took me to captivity with my 11 sister-in-law with all my sisters and my nieces.
Our home is destroyed.
We come to here, we go to Europe, we go to Arab country that ISIS did these everyone
saw that.
If we cannot protect our dignity, our family, and all this happened to me.
They killed my mom.
My six brothers they left behind them- >> Where are they now?
>> They killed them.
>> Unbelievable.
Okay, so let's start with the most obvious.
She said twice about her whole family was killed.
The mom was killed, six brothers were killed.
He's like, where are they now?
They're dead.
She had to then explain that they're in a mass grave in Sinjar.
She's like, I don't know how more specific you want me to be, I just told you three times
they're dead, right?
I mean, you could tell with his body language, but you didn't need the body language cuz
he just flat-out told you he wasn't paying attention.
But when they are, she won a Nobel Peace Price and all these people.
You got a Holocaust survivor, you've got someone who survived the massacre's of the Rohingya
Muslims in Myanmar, etc.
Turn around and face them.
Don't dismissively turn your head a little bit and obviously not pay attention.
I watched the whole interaction, it's just stunning, it was so obvious how little he
cared, he's like- >> Yeah.
>> He's like when is this gonna be over, this isn't about me at all.
And so what happened to them?
Okay and he's not done.
He said other asinine things.
>> It's about the whole community.
>> Okay, we will look into it very strongly.
>> Thank you so much.
>> Thank you.
And you had the Nobel Prize?
>> Yeah.
>> That's incredible.
>> But- >> They gave it to you for what reason, can
you explain?
>> For what reason?
For that after all this happen to me, I didn't give up.
>> Really, is that right?
>> It's the first time.
>> So you escaped?
>> I escape but I don't have my freedom yet.
>> Yeah, she escaped, she's in the Oval Office.
>> She's standing right there.
Not a hologram guys, not a hologram.
>> Okay, Sam Brownback, who, unfortunately is the Ambassador had to remind Trump twice
that she won the Nobel Prize.
Nonetheless, at the end, he's like, you won the Nobel Prize.
What did you think the whole thing was about, right?
He said, what did you win it for?
The thing she was explaining to you for three minutes.
>> And you can see in her face, we mentioned during the video, she just gotten done describing
situation, the worst thing that's happened to her.
Worse than I can imagine happening to anyone and she doesn't care about the Noble Prize.
That's the only thing he takes away from it, but you won the Noble Prize she's like, I
don't, what are you doing right now?
And she describes all this and he says, we'll look into it very strongly.
>> Yeah, like- >> How insulting, how incredibly, deeply insulting.
>> That's exactly what he was.
He came off as a petulant child.
He's not paying attention to you.
He's showing you with his body language.
He's showing you with his word usage and the fact that he can't even ask substantive questions.
And it just really reinforces this is who this person is, especially the Nobel Prize
comment.
As if getting a prize is any way gonna offset the loss of your family members.
>> But really fast, I wanna try to reach out to any right wingers that might be watching
this because they're gonna knee-jerk defend and say, it was fine, why are you being so
critical?
But really, look at that body language.
If you're telling me about how your family was slaughtered and I say, over and over,
okay.
Now imagine if you were to be sitting and trying to talk to me.
And you were describing the worst thing that had ever happened to you.
I don't know, you dialed up a number and they asked if you wanted to speak English or Spanish
and you lost your mind.
Imagine if you're describing that situation to me-
>> And I turned away from you.
Can you imagine how insulted, how offended, you would be?
And this is slightly worse than that.
>> No, but you don't have to worry about the body language, the body language is so obvious,
but you don't have to worry about it, because he told you he's not paying attention.
You open up your heart for the first time ever you told someone that a terrible sexual
assault that happened to you and that your mom was killed and all your brothers were
killed and they're like, so where are they?
You’d be like, my God, this is the most heinous person I’ve ever met in my life.
And then finally he said the only positive things he said was I know that area very well
you’re talking about, it’s tough.
>> No, he doesn't.
>> Okay, first of all, you don’t know the area at all because earlier, when she was
talking about it, she said well, before we were being attacked by ISIS.
But now there’s a battle between the Kurds and the Iraqis.
I remember waiting the clip for the first time going that's super interesting I'd want
to know hey, which side is attacking?
Are both sides attacking you?
What can we do to help?
This went through my head as I'm watching cuz she talked for a little while.
And he comes back and goes so ISIS is gone.
And she's like, yeah, but now the other guys are are attacking.
And he's like, the Kurds and?
>> The Iraqis!
Not paying attention.
>> The Kurds and the Venezuelans.
>> Yeah.
>> That's who.
>> And not only that, I know the area very well.
You don't even know it's Iraq!
You don't even know it's Iraq.
I know and I can describe it to you.
It's tough.
That's the standard definition for anything where country is going, something's going
wrong.
It's tough.
And finally, we're going to look into it very strongly.
Well, I guess it's covered then.
>> She said one thing that if he were listening, it would be a learning moment.
He wasn't listening, but imagine if he had listened and taken in what she's saying in
this section.
If I cannot go to my home and live in a safe place and get my dignity back, this is not
about ISIS.
It's about I'm in danger.
My people cannot go back.
So there are not always with ISIS, but other situations are people that can't go back to
where they come from because they would be killed there or sexually assaulted or God
knows what.
They're stuck and they need help.
He wasn't paying attention.
He didn't learn that lesson.
He can't look into the eyes of a person who's experienced something that I personally can't
imagine going through and learn through that experience.
But god it would be great if we had a president who did.
>> And the right wingers, I'm pretty confident they're gonna say he was struggling understanding
a woman with an accent.
And I would like to think based on his marital record that's not the case.
>> Yeah.
>> He could understand this woman.
He just chose not to listen to her.
>> That's a great point.
And guys, last thing, look, even if you're MAGA, have you ever seen anyone who's more
unprepared for any job ever?
If your dentist came in, it's like one of those ads, right?
Your dentist comes in and is like, teeth?
No, I only look at ears.
But all right, I'll give it a shot.
And this guy is like where's Iraq again?
Right, I know it's tough.
I'm gonna look into it very strongly.
He doesn't know anything, doesn't know anything.
He doesn't even know, let alone geography, let alone policy, which you need to know as
President.
>> Empathy.
>> He doesn't even, exactly, he doesn't even know how to be fake empathy.
Politicians, you can get annoyed at them because you say hey, I'm not sure they really care
that much, maybe they're faking it a little.
This animal doesn't even know to fake it.
He's like your mom was killed, you were raped, I got it, I got it.
I'll look into it very strongly, okay.
Hey you won Noble, how'd you do that?
I'd like to do that.
How'd you do that?
I just told you, okay.
>> Really fast, do you remember when he had to make phone calls to the spouses of people
who died abroad.
>> Yes.
>> And worst case scenario one would imagine is you don't come off as genuine.
He ended up feuding with one of the spouses because the call went so bad it was like something
out of The Office.
It was just such a bungled job.
All you have to do is call, deliver horrible information, and listen to what they have
to say, show a little bit of compassion.
And he could not do it, wasn't up to the task.
He's not up to the task of being president, he's not up to the task of being human.
>> Yeah, look if you're proud of that buffoon, I'm deeply, deeply embarrassed
for you.
>> Yeah.